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each of the three heatmap traces is producing it's own colorbar with slightly different autorange extents, and they all overlap. I think instead we should only display a single colorbar, and we should manually compute the cmincmax values across the full dataset so that the colors across the three facets are comparable.
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I agree with you on what should happen, of course! Unfortunately I don't think this is something px can handle, at least not the computation of the bounds. We need some way of telling the JS layer that the color scale should be shared, so that it can handle the bounds computation itself, as it depends on the z parameter for each trace.
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each of the three heatmap traces is producing it's own colorbar with slightly different autorange extents, and they all overlap. I think instead we should only display a single colorbar, and we should manually compute the
cmin
cmax
values across the full dataset so that the colors across the three facets are comparable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: